E3 2006 - Wii as in Victory

May 9 2006, 9:53am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Nintendo commented Sony's introduction of a 3D motion PS3 controller with: "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery." (Via CNN).

All in all has Sony lost quite a bit of the excitement for the Sony PS3 it had going on last year. The coverage about yesterday's press event is mixed. The controller did not convience. The price is high and the crippled low-end PS3 package is leaving question marks. Some game demos have been very cool, some disappointed.

Nintendo has all cards in their hands to rock and come out as winner. There is already a rumor that the Nintendo Wii price will be $249. The Nintendo press event starts in about 2 hours.

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